With doctor visits getting shorter and shorter, what are the key questions seniors should ask their doctors? By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant With electronic medical
Golden Years
Going Overseas? Travel Safe, Travel Smart
Traveling abroad can bring its own challenges to seniors By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Are you a mature adult making plans to travel overseas this
Finding a Cure for Alzheimer’s Disease
Local chapter of Alzheimer’s Association raises top dollars destined to find a cure for Alzheimer’s disease and to help fund programs for those affected
Oh, the Aging Eyes
Droopy eyelids, dry eyes, floaters, cataracts, ocular migraines are just some of the eye problems we may have to deal with as we age
Foods for Healthy Aging
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant While the phrase “super foods” may create buzz around fad foods, it’s true that eating a healthful diet can help
Seniors Less Likely to Use Health Tech Tools
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Despite their status as heavier uses of healthcare, older adults are the least likely to use technology to augment their
For Seniors, Walking the Dog Can Sometimes Be a Dangerous Thing
Fall-related bone breaks involving senior dog walkers has risen substantially. But there are ways for seniors mitigate the problem By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Owning
How Pets Can Benefit Senior Health
Matching the person and the pet is crucial for pet owners By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Perhaps you always had pets as a kid but
Elder Abuse On the Rise in America
CDC: Family members commit most of the violence As the American population ages, elder abuse rates are increasing, particularly among men, federal health officials
R-E-S-P-I-T-E
Caregivers urged to get frequent breaks to avoid burnout By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant If you care for an elderly loved one at home, particularly